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Did Scott Frost and Sherrone Moore Both Disrespect Nebraska Football in the Same Week?

Did Scott Frost and Sherrone Moore Both Disrespect Nebraska Football in the Same Week?

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The Common Fans discuss all the latest Husker news of the last week, including comments from Scott Frost and a new development with the Michigan game in September.

  • Frost’s inability to say the word “Nebraska.”
  • Many Husker fans want to see the former player and coach succeed again at UCF, but it would help if he could acknowledge his time in Lincoln.
  • The absurdity of Michigan trying to slap its own wrist as a penalty for the cheating scandal.
  • Why would the Wolverines propose Nebraska as the only conference game Sherrone Moore should miss?
  • Trae Taylor’s commitment: the first commit of the 2027 class is a big time QB who is already peer recruiting for the Huskers.
  • And finally, which Big Ten football coaches would make the best wrestlers?


This and so much more on the latest episode of the Common Fan Podcast!

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